Here is what you can expect and how we can help you.
If you find yourself faced with little opportunity to organise your affairs, a lack of accounting support, or you have reason to believe your ‘paperwork’ may not be in order –do not fret. You have the opportunity to settle your affairs with HMRC, leaving you with peace of mind.
It is important to remember that your individual personal circumstances dictate how to approach this process. We are here to listen to you, support your case and protect your rights.
Voluntary disclosure.
We will work with you to establish whether a voluntary disclosure is necessary and if so how best to approach, prepare and communicate the information.
Disclosure reference.
You will need a disclosure reference from HMRC. We will help you obtain it, providing you with the time and space to put together the disclosure.
Information gathering.
We will arrange to meet with you to organise and compile the disclosure information or alternatively to prepare historic Tax Returns for online filing with HMRC to bring your affairs up to date.
Acceptance of offer.
HMRC will either accept your disclosure or request further details should this be required.
How we can help?
Assessment
Our approach will depend on your circumstances, so the first step is always to meet and listen to you. Once we’ve gathered the background we need, we will share our initial thoughts and observations.
Analysis
We will make ourselves available to answer any questions you may have and should any more information arise, we will incorporate it within the thought process.
Representations
After lodging your disclosure, or filing any historical tax returns with HMRC, we will guide, defend and support you should HMRC request further details from you.
Representation
We will represent your rights and interests through the letters, telephone discussions and meetings we undertake on your behalf with HMRC, and we will be there to support you from start to finish.
Settling
Once completed, we will put forward a schedule of payments that take into account your financial means and circumstances.